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It's the final episode in my journey through conspiracy land, and I'm back where I started

in the small Devon Town of Totnes. I'm in a cosy independent cinema come community space nestled

in the High Street, and there's an event on.

It's a screening of a film about climate change. There are activists doing their bit, setting up before the film starts.

You could say a typical night out in Totness.

And so usually we talk about radical power analysis and activism, or we go and hang out with the trees.

I've come to meet some more locals here, including a prominent left-wing activist and journalist George Mombio.

He's a newcomer to the town who's written about conspiracy theories.

So I want to get his view on the legacy left

by the conspiracy theory newspaper, The Light,

and the wider movement that lingers here and all over the UK.

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